County approves bid for 70 by 40 foot county garage
Commissioners awarded a rigid steel frame garage contract to Bucy & Hill Metal Building Sales of Chillicothe Rt 6 for 20 475 with 5 446 labor and 15 029 material after plans are approved by the state. The 70 by 40 foot structure sits north of the fairgrounds and completion is 90 days after award, subject to steel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucy & Hill Metal Building Sales
Chillicothe Rt. 6
Metal Buildings
Armco Culvert Co
Ross County
Dresser-Ideco Co
Columbus
Homer Wilson
Logan Rt. 1
Department of Industrial Relations
Wilson
Armco
Fairgrounds
Navy researchers tout tooth glue to replace dental plates
Navy medical researchers report a new cementing substance that could allow teeth to be reinserted after extraction or replace plates and bridges. Capt. Thomas J. Canty, director of the Prosthetics Research Laboratories at the Navy Hospital in Oakland, describes the potential and current dog tests showing reinserted teeth or substitutes after extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Thomas J. Canty
Navy Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Steel Strikes Extend Into Second Month as Talks Pause
Half a million steelworkers enter the second month of a nationwide strike with no settlement in sight. The stoppage shuts down about 90 percent of U S steel production, idling over 107 000 workers and costing roughly 1 500 000 000 in wages and output. Negotiations slated to resume Monday. Workers seek a 15 cent hourly raise each year of a new contract. Average wage before the strike was 3 11 per hour. Management warns the demand could raise steel prices and fuel inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Ohio Hog Cholera Reports Spread
Scattered reports of hog cholera in southern and southwestern Ohio have been received by Market News Service. The extent of the trouble is not yet known, but it apparently did not affect the number or price of hogs at interior Ohio markets last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Senate Hints Quick Action on Labor Regulation Bill
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says conference likely next week on labor regulation bill. Some senators push for by passing to White House, but Dirksen doubts votes exist. Ervin fears conference kills this session. Kennedy backs House approval of toughest bill. Four Ohio Democrats voted against the reform. Senate to act on sending bill to conference Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
R-N
House
White House
Dirksen
Ohio
Feighan
Hays
Kirwan
Vanik
Sam J. Ervin Jr
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Congress
Ervin
Gas Blast Kills Man Injures 14 at Cincinnati Airport
In Covington Kentucky AP report a boiler room gas line explosion in the new wing of Greater Cincinnati Airport killed John Paul 30 of Erlanger manager of Sky Chef Inc and injured 14 airport workers. Three seriously burned men were hospitalized at St Elizabeth. Larry Strasberger 34 Robert Meyer 35 Willard Pick 28 sustained serious burns.
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Greater Cincinnati
John Paul
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Larry Strasberger
Park Hills
Robert Meyer
Winston Park
Willard Pick
Covington
Alfred The Owl Takes A Day Off In Baltimore
In Baltimore Alfred the Owl deserts his post at a gas and electric storage tank and is caught by an owl catcher. He is jailed at the city zoo but later reprieved and returned to duty by utility officials and his mate. Alfred vows to stay on task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alfred
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Owl
Edward Gleason
Gleason
Gas and Electric Company
Zoo
Arthur Watson
Failures Mark Big Rocket Day
The United States had its busiest rocketry day yet with several launches at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. A 12 foot inflatable balloon failed to reach orbit, a Titan missile exploded on the pad, while successful tests included a Polaris missile on a sea simulation and a Thor launch with a camera satellite whose capsule was not recovered.
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Associated Press
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
England
Earth
Hawaii
Air Force
Nixon Says U S Strength Is Key to Peace Talks
Vice President Richard M. Nixon argues that U S military strength is essential to influence Soviet leaders. He cites his tour of the Soviet Union and Poland and says future summit talks depend on a position of strength to avoid war. Nixon spoke in Chicago at a press conference and to the Football Writers Assn of America amid a College All Star preview. Khrushchev is believed to misjudge U S resolve. his planned U S visit could clarify U S strength and aid peace efforts.
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Chicago
America
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Poland
United States
Baltimore Colts
Football Writers’ Assn. of America
Washington
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
Tax collector rejects $123 check from Georgian donor
Herschel H. Hall sent a $123 check for city state and county taxes but the instrument was returned as improperly drawn. Standish Thompson, tax commissioner, said no official would endorse it. The check was made out to Our Hoggish Politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Herschel H. Hall
Standish Thompson
Logan Sees Summer Heat Record At 101 Degrees
Logan recorded a new summer high of 101 degrees at 3 p.m. surpassing 99 degrees set June 30. The day began warmer with 99 degrees at 1 p.m. and 96 at 2 p.m. Nighttime cooled to a comfortable 60. An even hotter day and scattered thunderstorms are forecast for tomorrow.
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Logan
Weather Bureau
County Offers 30 Acres For ONG Training
Logan County officials propose a 30 acre tract on county farm for a National Guard training site. Brig. Gen. Oliver H. Gibson Col. George Guthrie and Capt. Robert Pugh will inspect sites near Logan Tuesday with State Rep. Rolland Bright. Moeller urges quick armory approval to secure $150000 federal funds for 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pugh
Logan National Guard
National Guard
Pugh
Oliver H. Gibson
George Guthrie
Logan
Rolland Bright
Fairgrounds
Fair Board
National Guard Bureau
Walter H. Moeller
Secretary of the Army
Typhoon Georgia Fatalities Rise in Central Japan
AP reports Typhoon Georgia killed 126 in central Japan with 119 missing and 712 injured. About 10,000 homeless. Police noted the toll may grow as rescue efforts continue.
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Tokyo
Georgia
Japan
Cycle Crash Fatal To David Forst 34
A former Hocking County man died in a motorcycle crash at 12 40 a m three miles south of Canal Winchester on old Rt 33. David Leon Forst 34 Springfield was dead on arrival at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital from a skull fracture. He is survived by his wife Roberta his parents a brother and two sisters. Funeral services are tentatively set for 2 p m Tuesday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge.
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Hocking County
Canal Winchester
Old Rt. 33
State Highway Patrol
David Leon Forst
Springfield
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Madison Twp
Franklin
Forst
Roberta
Leslie Forst
Irvin Dobbs
Lancaster
Lawrence Carpenter
Rockbridge
Rt. 1
Heinlein Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Ohio Assembly's New Laws Cost Treasury Four Thousand Each
The 103rd General Assembly enacted 375 laws from 1,607 proposals at a session Jan 7 to late Friday costing about 4 000 per act. Total operating costs reached roughly 1 616 080 for House and Senate with salaries, mileage, printing and staff expenses noted.
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Ohio Assembly
Treasury
Columbus
Ohio
103Rd General Assembly
House
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Senators
Ohio Penitentiary
Statehouse
Replacement Candidates Are Endorsed In Hocking County
The Hocking County Democratic executive and central committees endorsed two replacement candidates for the November election and appointed two new central committee members. Howard Blum and Ernie Hartman were named to council at large and First Ward councilman respectively, filling vacancies from Malloy and Turner. Richard Spencer and James H. Stewart were added to finish terms of late Henry Acker and John Donley in Logan 4-A and Logan SC. The action followed a Thursday night meeting.
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Hocking County
Democratic
Central Committees
John Ayers
Howard Blum
Hunter St
George Malloy
Logan
Ernie Hartman
Third St
First Ward
Raymond Turner
Central Committee
Richard Spencer
W. Front St
Henry Acker
Logan 4-A
James H. Stewart
John Donley
Logan SC
Lutheran Community Rises to 8.09 Million in U S
The National Lutheran Council reports 8,090,043 Lutherans in America, up 223,723 from last year. Lutherans are the third largest Protestant group after Methodists and Baptists in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Lutheran Council
America
United States
Castro accuses U S of aiding Cuba conspirators
Fidel Castro accused U S officials of aiding counter-revolutionaries and criticized Rafael Trujillo and U S policy. He alleged Miami based planes dropped anti-government leaflets and that U S officials could have stopped them. He called the Santiago conference a farce and attacked Herters approach to Caribbean tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
United States
Miami
Inter - American Foreign Ministers Conference
Santiago
Chile
Caribbean
Mother Burns 6-Year-Old With Gas Burner
Mrs. Junior Moore admitted holding her son Alvin over a flaming gas burner to discipline him. The 6-year-old is hospitalized at Forest City with third degree burns to both hands and serious tendon damage, doctors report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Junior Moore
Alvin
Forest City Hospital
Tag Fee Boost Veto Promised
In Columbus the Legislature advanced a 2.50 annual tag fee increase to 12.50 starting next year, but Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signaled a veto before leaving on vacation. The move, aimed at funding road improvements, could not be overridden as sessions closed. The session featured 116 working days, with several vetoes sustained or overridden and multiple confirmations and new laws enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Salle
Columbus
John W. Donahey
House
DiSalle
Liquor Board
Senate
Atty
Mark McElroy
Robert M. Lombardi
Columbus Republican
E. G. Schuessler
Lombardi
Canton
Minor Kershner
Liberty Center
Hancock County
Lausche
Civil Rights Commission
Richard
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Lorne Olson
Whitewood
S. D
Logan Clay Products Co
Kochelmacher Park
Erial
R. H. Dewey Co
Toledo
U. S. Steel Fabricators, Inc
Wooster
Steel Strikers
Labor Bill
Covington, Ky
Alfred the Owl
Marshall Street
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press Managing Editors Assn
Weaverville
N.C
William Sydney Porter
Henry
Greensboro
N. C
Jean Huguard
David Forst
Lutheran List
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Latin America
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